Sentence examples for benefit search from inspiring English sources

Bales of straw would be nearly as suitable as what I've used: painted vintage furniture from Mexico, woven rugs from India, family photographs, and my treasure, which my husband bought at an auction after 9/11 to benefit search and rescue dogs, a statue of a German shepherd painted and covered with constellations, which once stood outside a firehouse in Queens, N.Y.

We anticipated that this strategy might benefit search for two reasons.

This change saw the number of young people in receipt of housing benefit searching for affordable shared housing increase by 50% overnight.

The benefit to search accuracy of dyadic relative to individual searching comes with no change in search time (when both dyad groups are considered together).

Much of the existing research that assesses the impacts of unemployment benefits on search behavior focuses on benefit generosity (weekly/monthly payment amounts), which follows directly from the underlying theory of optimal UI (e.g. Baily 1978, Chetty 2008).

Future research will be necessary to determine if either of these approaches leads to a reliable and generalizable benefit to search performance.

Correctly predicting the site of O-glycosylation will greatly benefit the search and design of new specific and efficient GalNAc-transferase inhibitors.

15 In determining the marginal cost and benefit of search effort λ is held constant under the assumption that each worker believes her impact is small relative to total labor supply.

Journalistic websites also benefit from search engines forwarding users to them, but it must be noted that this is not a sustainable business model for journalistic quality on the Internet.

This might benefit the search for new strategies for the treatment of central nervous system diseases.

Note that targets moving either toward the avatar or in the mirrored direction on average moved more toward the center, which may have yielded a slight benefit in search efficiency.